[00:08] <RandomGuyOnIrc> how do I take a screenshot in Lubuntu 17.10
[00:09] <n-iCe> with your key board print key
[00:09] <n-iCe> or in your menu go to screenshooter
[00:10] <RandomGuyOnIrc> ok thanks
[00:10] <RandomGuyOnIrc> printscrren worked
[00:10] <RandomGuyOnIrc> the screenshooter is new to me
[00:10] <n-iCe> :D
[00:10] <n-iCe> no
[00:10] <n-iCe> np
[00:11] <RandomGuyOnIrc> I don't see screenshooter on my menu
[00:11] <RandomGuyOnIrc> screendump appears with autocomplete
[00:11] <RandomGuyOnIrc> but gives an error, can't read /dev/vcsa
[00:12] <RandomGuyOnIrc> apt can't find screenshooter
[00:13] <RandomGuyOnIrc> I guess it is in svce4-screenshooter
[00:15] <RandomGuyOnIrc> I now see screenshot, under accessories, and it has a typical interface
[05:38] <HeeHaw5130> Anyone awake here....?
[05:39] <HeeHaw5130> I need some help with a USB mouse not working.
[05:40] <tsimonq2> Please be more specific.
[05:41] <HeeHaw5130> I have a RadioShack (actual manufacturer: Pixart) USB optical mouse that will not work when plugged in. The optical light works, though.
[05:41] <HeeHaw5130> oddly enough, the device is registered with the kernel via dmesg.
[05:42] <tsimonq2> Hm.
[05:42] <tsimonq2> Maybe try #ubuntu for this one, sorry.
[05:42] <HeeHaw5130> Alright. Thanks.
[12:04] <cristian_c> hi
[12:05] <cristian_c> how can I resize title bar buttons in gnome appòications?
[12:06] <cristian_c> any ideas?
 you can't. titlebar are defined by themes
[12:41] <cristian_c> redwolf: I suppose I should find a way to change adwaita (supposed theme)
[12:42] <redwolf> what OS are you using now?
[12:42] <redwolf> Lubuntu ships a clone of Radiance
[12:55] <redwolf> cristian_c, you can grab more themes in gnome-look.org
[13:04] <cristian_c> redwolf: do you mean 16.04 or 17.10?
[13:04] <redwolf> all of them
[13:04] <cristian_c> I mean Lubuntu, btw
[13:05] <cristian_c> probably, gnome applications (in Lubuntu) use adwaita theme for windows
[13:05] <redwolf> Lubuntu uses Openbox for windows borders and GTK for controls, so you can grab gtk themes from gnome-look.org, and openbox themes from box-look.org
[13:06] <redwolf> for CSD applications (the new gnome3 windows) you'll use the gtk theme, and some might not have support for CSD
[13:06] <cristian_c> redwolf: I think changing theme for whole lubuntu applications is rather excessive when that issue affects just gnome applications
[13:07] <cristian_c> and not all gnome applications (for example, evince uses lubuntu default theme for titlebar)
[13:07] <redwolf> no, some use Openbox and some use CSD
[13:08] <cristian_c> client side decoration
[13:08] <cristian_c> I know too little about that subject
[13:08] <redwolf> yes
[13:08] <redwolf> those are windows borders used in new Gnome3 apps
[13:09] <cristian_c> I say: for example lubuntu uses unity buttons for title bar in gedit
[13:09] <redwolf> unity? no
[13:10] <cristian_c> I don't know if gnome shell has same style
[13:10] <redwolf> gnome-shell uses mutter, another window manager. we use openbox
[13:12] <cristian_c> beyond button style; I don't know how to change theme for particular applications
[13:13] <redwolf> that's not possible
[13:13] <cristian_c> respect to change the whole,lubuntu theme
[13:13] <cristian_c> ah, ok
[13:13] <redwolf> theme applies to all apps
[13:13] <cristian_c> redwolf: almost every app
[13:13] <redwolf> no, all of them
[13:14] <cristian_c> except apps that don't have support for csd
[13:14] <redwolf> open lxappearance. gtk/widgets section will control the widgets/controls and CSD, and window titlebar will section control the window borders for openbox
[13:15] <redwolf> CSD is part of the GTK theme. openbox is the border for "traditional" apps
[13:20] <redwolf> I know this can be a bit confusing. I can't imagine what will happen when we ship Qt apps :|
[13:32] <cristian_c> now, I've tried lxappearance, then window border tab (fifth tab from left) and I've chsnged theme from lubuntu-default to Bear2, for example
[13:32] <cristian_c> and then Apply. This has not effect on all apps
[13:32] <redwolf>  it has no effect on CSD apps
[13:33] <cristian_c> before that, I've also made two screens that explain very well which I mean
[13:33] <redwolf> gedit, weather,  todo, etc. the normal apps (audacious, gimp, libreoffice, galculator, etc ) will change their border
[13:36] <cristian_c> first screen: https://imgur.com/a/gzHDf
[13:36] <cristian_c> second screen: https://imgur.com/a/yUDSe
[13:37] <cristian_c> (made by mtPaint)
[13:39] <cristian_c> redwolf: unfortunately, Bear2 (for example) does not apply to gedit
[13:59] <redwolf> no, because gedit uses CSD, and that's controlled by GTK
[14:50] <cristian_c> redwolf: ok
[20:11] <HedonJames> currently using Lubuntu 16.04 and have 4 different desktops available at login, invoked by "lxsession -s desktopname" runtime arguments.  Can't find ANY such documentation for lxqt-session.  Does lxqt-session have runtime arguments to invoke varying desktop layouts of LXQT desktop?
 yes: https://www.mankier.com/1/lxqt-leave
 https://github.com/lxde/lxqt-session
[20:26] <HedonJames> Thanks VikingRedwolf, but I have been all over that page and can't find how to do that.  "man lxsession" in LXDE provides runtime argument/flags and I'm able to boot into varying 'paradigms' using those flags.  For instance, a desktop file in usr/share/xsessions, with contents "/usr/bin/lxsession -s Mimetic-Unity -e LXDE" allow me to boot into a custom Unity-like environment.  Where is the LXQT documentation to re-create this fun
 sorries :(